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@ruthokbazghi9368

3 жыл бұрын

Plsss react to oneus lit and comeback home next

@coconut1719

3 жыл бұрын

React to "Blackpink being hilarious while promoting the album" kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYyK0qSLlpmdpag.html

@ylmarcolumna2255

3 жыл бұрын

react to justin vasquez brown eyes

@ylmarcolumna2255

3 жыл бұрын

The boy who playing guitar

@iambetterthanbefore

3 жыл бұрын

Please react to Makki Lucino ASHES or CLOWN from Tawag ng Tanghalan please

Fun fact: every class section has a singer 🤣

@shieraumbay6260

3 жыл бұрын

haha ur ryt

@dontgiveup3237

3 жыл бұрын

Count me in. Charot, hahhaha

@renaseternity9632

3 жыл бұрын

True

@azsarail4135

3 жыл бұрын

Really truee

@ianybornett1401

3 жыл бұрын

If the class picked you to be the singer, you need to deliver.. haha

When Efra just almost shed tears, I felt it.

@badlongon525

3 жыл бұрын

Awww Efra 🥰🤗

@suigeneris8256

3 жыл бұрын

Me tooooò

@captainreign9466

3 жыл бұрын

sameee

@melovlogs6525

3 жыл бұрын

I felt the tears and i cry also 🥰😭😭 It’s common to the Philippines in every class there one student to performer in free time on class.

@rhonzcervantes4808

3 жыл бұрын

i would like to name my son as efra. seems a really cool name.

Man. Efra has this tough guy bad boy look. But has a big heart, man. This siblings are gems. Im a fan. I love seeing them sharing their reactions to us

@Maymay-gj5lf

3 жыл бұрын

@PrEz tHe heArt bUtt0n siblings

Philippines has 3 official languages Tagalog, English and Singing 😁 And yes, even those who can't carry a tune (me), we all sing! 😅

@thepinoychoppingboard1012

3 жыл бұрын

I have to correct that, it's not Tagalog but Filipino. Coz you'll trigger our brothers and sisters who use other main languages.

@badlongon525

3 жыл бұрын

@@thepinoychoppingboard1012 nobody is triggered until someone accuses somebody he is triggered. Let's call a spade a spade. It's tagalog. Filipinos dont refer to the tagalog dialect/language as filipino language but "tagalog". In Bisaya which is my mother tongue, we call it "Pinulungang Tagalog" (Tagalog language/dialect) and NOT "Pinulungang Filipino" (*cringe*). It is what it is. By way of example, we say "marunong ka bang magtagalog?", "Oo, marunong akong managalog". We don't say, "marunong ka bang mag Filipino?", "Hindi ako marunong mag Filipino." See the difference? That's what we do in our daily conversations. The former examples sound organic while the latter examples sound forced and manufactured. Coz the truth is, Filipino as a language is a manufactured language. It isn't organic like Cebuano, Waray-Waray, Ilokano, Ilonggo etc. It was created in the 1935 Constitution, during the Commonwealth period or the American era, and then "experts" were commissioned to study and form what is the Filipino language and then eventually taught formally in schools all over the country. But Filipinos especially in the provinces know and still call it as Tagalog and not Filipino. Overseas, only those who aren't sure about the name of our national language specifically, Americans, refer to that language as "Filipino" language coz that's because they are not aware of the name that it is "Tagalog". Just like the Japanese language. The name of their language is not Japanese but "Nihonggo". But for those who do know historically, like the Indonesians, Japanese, Spanish, Malaysians, Thais, Chinese and Koreans call our national language as "Tagalog" and not "Filipino".

@artesiningart4961

3 жыл бұрын

@@badlongon525 It's because of the lack of practice, normalization, usage, education, promotion, and encouragement to use the word "Filipino" in our country for the name of our national language and one of our official languages, and being an official, legal/constitutional, and academic, educational, or institutional name for our national language. The problem and issue is that everybody never uses the word "Filipino" for our national language and then nobody corrects us for years and decades. For the majority of our people, "Filipino" is just a name of a school subject that teaches about the Tagalog language that is being taught, used, and understood throughout the country, or that it is a name and word in English for our people, nationality, citizenship, and an adjective that describes a noun that is related to these. One never-ending problem is that linguistically-speaking the Filipino national language and the Tagalog regional language are just the same and still the same even up until now in the 21st Century. The goal or mission is for the Filipino national language to be less Tagalog and to be shaped, evolved, cultivated, enriched, and developed with linguistic elements and other language elements coming from the other languages used and spoken in the Philippines, including foreign languages, and since 1987 up to 2021, this is still not yet fully achieved and is still on the very slow process, especially when it comes to the standard variety, variant, or dialect that is being taught and used in public and private school systems, the national government level, and in the national mass media and entertainment. The only main differences between the Filipino national language and the Tagalog regional language are mainly political or official, legal or constitutional, academic, educational, and institutional, and not in common nor normal practice and usage by our people, and still not fully on the linguistic or language side. The only linguistic or language differences between the two are in terms of their inclusiveness, the number of vocabulary words or lexicons used, and what and where do these vocabulary words or lexicons came from. Tagalog is mainly the language name for the collection of dialects, varieties, variants, and accents of human speech natively spoken and used mainly in NCR or Metro Manila, Calabarzon, and some parts or areas of Mimaropa, Bicol, Central Luzon, Soccsksargen, and BARMM. It's main origins is accordingly from the island province of Marinduque, and then diverged into Southern Tagalog Region or Calabarzon, Metro Manila or NCR, then into Central Luzon, and then branching out into some other parts or places in Bicol and Mimaropa, then through the Filipino national language, it spreaded into some parts, areas, or places Soccsksargen and BARMM. Tagalog is inclusive, but it is less inclusive of linguistic or language elements like using, having, or borrowing new vocabulary words or lexicons, greetings, cognate words, and expressions from the other languages used and spoken in the Philippines, and it mainly concentrates on its "deepness or purity" and on the usage of so-called old, archaic, or deep Tagalog vocabulary words or lexicons, greetings, expressions, and other linguistic or language elements coming mainly from the regions and provinces of the "Katagalugan" area or region. Filipino on the other hand went on a development, evolution, or history, and is accordingly derived, descended, based, or came from the Tagalog regional language, or is a standard or standardized, official, and is the most prestigious dialect, variety, or variant of the Tagalog regional language. Others say that Filipino is the dialect, form, variant, or variety of the Tagalog regional language that is pluricentric and a lingua franca, or the version of Tagalog that is taught, used, spoken, written, and most well-known and well-understood all over the country and the world by and among all Filipino people, nationals, and or citizens of various lineages, ancestry, heritage, ethnicity, culture, religion, tradicions, customs, and used, written, and spoken native, folk, or ethnic languages and dialects of the Philippines or foreign languages. Filipino is mainly originated from the Central or Northern versions, forms, variants, varieties, or dialects of Tagalog that is used, spoken, and written in NCR or Metro Manila, and or in Bulacan, Cavite, Rizal, and Laguna. Now, it is also used, written, spoken, and understood throughout the Philippines, especially in urban areas and centers like cities, especially on city propers, and on town or municipal centers or propers that are places where people of various languages and dialects of the Philippines and the world interact. Filipino is also inclusive, and it is more inclusive of linguistic or language elements coming from the other languages used and spoken in the Philippines and from foreign languages. The goal or mission is for these two to be more different in a lot more ways from each other, and unfortunately it is not yet fully realized. That's why up until now, they are still interchangeable to one another. ✌😊

@badlongon525

3 жыл бұрын

@@script5788 nobody said that. 🤭

@milca433

3 жыл бұрын

@@badlongon525 very well said!

Efra holding his tears back made me cry.. all he said was right... support really matters..

when he was almost tears, i felt that. This two have a very understanding of Music😇😇😇

@laidzleyson45

3 жыл бұрын

Coz... they're musicians

Omg! I don't expect that it will touch you how supportive Philippines can be. So to people who are watching your videos please support this siblings.❤️

@studentarseniccabo1321

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYyMpcuiobOoc5M.html

You know what I really love with this channel? It feels like you are one with them... Chillin and enjoying the music. Plus the fact that the intro is direct to the point, not the common "like, share, subscribe" thingy. Hats off to you guys!☺ More power.

@DapitanonAkoArielDaymiel

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@alexanderaguilar213

3 жыл бұрын

Legit

Efra's emotional reaction on the teacher's support to her student who has the talent in singing made me subscribe to this channel... This siblings are kind hearted and well brought up... Kudos to their supportive parents.. Love yah, guys! ❤❤❤

I'm a teacher here in the Philippines and we always love to start the school year with every students' presentation of their talents. 😄😊😊

@erwinramirez8431

2 жыл бұрын

introduce yourself name age address relationship status ends with your talent HAHAH

Well im a teacher of first graders (6 year olds). When there is a popular song circling the country, they will belt out the chorus when the class is quiet & for a second they are belting they lungs out. What can i do but let them do there thing. They will stop themselves eventually. Hahahaha!

I remember back in high school and college my friends always had their guitars and percussions. And whenever there's extra time, we all just jamming in one corner of the classroom or just anywhere we can chill out with music. LOL everyone's own concert hall,,,,, BATHROOM! Awww, Efra! such a sweet guy! And Waleska patting his back, such a sweetheart! Hugs to you guys!

Ahh efra thats so sweet of you. Actually teachers here encourage their students in front of the classroom to sing when their is nothing to do. Even filipinos that are now in other countries support filipinos that are auditioning internationally like 4th impact in their uk journey and also alisah buenaobra. I think its really a cultural thing that singing is like a normal thing. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story to us.

my tears automatically fell at 7:47 when Efra got happily emotional then holds back his tears. Thanks to the both of you for your love and genuine reaction to our talented filipino singers.

Filipino support starts with the family and spread it to others.🇵🇭 Proud to be a Filipino ✊🥺

Unfortunately Filipino talents are not that recognized internationally because we lack agencies and managers that will give their best supporting these talented people.

@badlongon525

3 жыл бұрын

I guess, We'd love to keep our talents to our own and not be drowned by manipulation and corruption by these managers. That's just my 2 cents.

@beatrizs3696

3 жыл бұрын

Not only because of lack of agencies and managers, it's also because not all but most people all around the world doesn't really appreciate amazing talents if they don't have pretty faces. Admit it or not it's the truth. There are a lot of people nowadays that has an average voices but because they are good looking, they are famous.

@liamgekzua477

3 жыл бұрын

Lack of financial support from government but we have a lot of moral and spiritual support

@cdt.arcegerimie8945

3 жыл бұрын

DON'T WORRY PPOP RAISE NA PO

That kid randomly singing in a public transportation, is singing for money. There's a lot of them around in the city but he is pretty good. FYI, singing is so random in the Philippines, as natural as eating so the only sad thing is that the competition is very tough when you decide to become a pro.

in the Philippines we also support the out of tune people, when I sing my husband's ear is bleeding but he is still supporting me hahahha

Efra is so genuine, he has a pure heart. God marry me!

Fun fact! Here in PH students sing for fun during breaks or if their teachers are not around. They just gather inside the room and suddenly a band is formed 😂

Such a sensible reaction. The way Efra deciphered how different our system support is here in the Philippines than anywhere else in the world is touching as well.

Back in elementary days, we always have mini program before class starts our teacher in one of the subject always let class singers sing for us to lighten the mood.

Filipinos are happy people singing is part of everyone's life because if a child has a talent the support system of the family is in full to the extent that a parent encouraging them to join the contest. In a special occasions karaoke machine is part of the celebration.

The second guy, Justin Vasquez became one of the most famous singer/song coverer in the Philippines. You once reacted to him when he had a duet with Khel/Michael Pangilinan.

Justin Vasquez has a KZread channel you should check out some of his covers he is a great singer too💖

@cathyladao6521

3 жыл бұрын

Justin had a duet with Khel Pangilinan that you’ve done a reaction to before.

@mypov7513

3 жыл бұрын

Justin Vasquez's YT kzread.info He sang with Khel of Budakhel on the Neyo cover "Mad" you reacted to.

@we_are_only_seven0737

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes pleasee!! 😁❤

Here in the Philippines, music is part of the curriculum from elementary to high school and during my time in my school, you will not graduate in high school without knowing how to play a musical instrument. 😁

Oh Efra you're now a lot cuter in my eyes. Hehe! You bro and sis are a great team. Those tears are so appreciated. May your passion for music bring you somewhere you could bring others to live their passion too. 💖

I have seen a lot of reactors but only few were able to point out the word "support". On-point guys, on-point 💕 I am aware that in other countries, adults would normally discourage kids from pursuing their dreams to be artists saying that they are meant to be teachers, engineers, doctors, etc. But in the Philippines, most parents allow their children to follow their dreams, teachers would always encourage students to go up on stage to share their talents, and would support them as much as they can.

@jamilavillanueva7356

3 жыл бұрын

As much as I want to agree with you, It's not the case in the Philippines. YES! Parents/Teachers allow students/kids to do their craft like singing, dancing, drawing but that's just it. They still encourage their kids to be doctors, engineers, architects, etc. They support their kids with their craft but is making sure it is just a 'hobby' and that their kids would still pursue a career they (parents) thinks their child would earn more. Note this is the case with MOST families in the Philippines, but not ALL.

Filipinos hobby is singing..would like to have a talent like that 💙

Yeah, if you're talking about support system, dude Filipinos won't disappoint you. HAHA.

@khillattkrungkrung7992

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

@jeoncooky7404

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Just like when it comes to barangay compets and sports

@jeoncooky7404

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Just like when it comes to barangay compets and sports

@StEven-lr4gw

3 жыл бұрын

You can say that again. What OPM Singers do you know??? Hmm??? Any Local artist right now?? No?? I bet you only know about Mainstream ones hahaha.. support system eyy

@MharwinMadarang

3 жыл бұрын

but when it comes to the government. im shookt haha

During our college days in the Philippines, late comers in the class are used to be punished by asking them to perform in front of the class. So those who have no talents have to come early.

This was also how Katrina Velarde was discovered, when her video became viral while she was singing Beyoncé - Dangerously Inlove using a comb as her microphone. Reason why she was dubbed as Suklay (comb) Diva. Now, she is known as Asia's Vocal Supreme. ❤️ It was not an easy ride for her as it took almost 10 years for her to get the recognition she deserves. Many Filipinos and now Foreigners love her. Thank youuuuu so much for supporting her. 🥺❤️😍

I felt it when Efra almost cry. I just want to share that we, Filipinos, are the greatest fans. Most foreign artists that come to the Philippines, they always surprise how we support talented people!

I remember when I was asked to sing during a college acceptance interview. I was not even applying for a music-related course. HAHAHA

It has been a part of our culture that when we study, we incorporate music in our school activities. We used to chill and sing with out classmates in high school and even in College when the teachers were not yet around. Sometimes, our classmates would bring their guitars or ukelele. And now that I am a teacher, I also make my students enjoy learning by adding singing and dancing. ☺️☺️

A party in the Philippines is not complete without a karaoke machine😁

Singing is like a water here in ph.. "the universal solvent". Dissolves all emotion.

Yup Filipinos just really love to sing. At school, during break times we just normally sit with group of friends and many with guitars and just jamming or trying to harmonize.

The kid who's singing one day is actually in a jeepny, not a bus hehe

@dorydory7885

3 жыл бұрын

Explain the Philippine jeepny version mate..😊

@glyz8878

3 жыл бұрын

he sings in exchange for money...

This is why i love school. Lunch break was not just lunch break it was a Party!

This reaction, especially by efra, has really inspired me to push through to become a teacher. Thank you!

this is my first time to watch your reactions in filipino singers "and i noticed both of you are different foreign reactors to the filipino singers... both of you are true... and you make me emotional." i love you guys... and as filipino we support you guys. god bless❤️☺️

I grew up in Philippines during my childhood. One of my most precious memories were sharing music with my family(who were also previous members of bands). My cousins and I make our own percussions and jam out. I moved to Iceland where talent is encouraged but usually not quite available all round. I was alienated and estranged when people found my love for jamming odd. Fast forward, I finished secondary school and entered university in Philippines. My class and I literally spend the time jamming, bringing out guitars, beatbox, and just sing the whole break. One thing I can say is, I love how Philippines just don’t give a fuck. Be talented or not? As long as you enjoy what you do, you’re supported and encouraged.

Filipinos sing as a hobby and get good at it through repetition and practice. Thats just the environment you grow up in and it births great raw, unfiltered singers from the Philippines.

I remember going to school and seeing alooooot of ppl just bringing in their guitars and ukuleles, then jamming in whatever corner of the school or classroom we can find during breaks.

Efra being emotional and appreciating Filipino talent and culture is ❤❤❤❤❤ thank you W & E 👌😊 we Love you from the PH... 😘😘😘 Watched this for the 7th time.

Efra i love you man! You have passion for music! I love you both Efra and Waleska, your one of the best reactors on YT!

yeah you are right.. i remember when i was in high school, we always jammin' at classroom during break time.. we love to sing, play guitar etc.. i think singing is one of the best hobbies of Filipinos..

I feel you efra. I feel the same way to my students who are also passionate in singing. I find ways for them to show off their talent, even at least on plays, classroom activities or school events..and it always makes me so proud as a teacher..how you could make a difference even on small gestures.

Aaw Efra 🤗 I just love you both and your whole family. You were definitely brought up well. Kudos to your parents for raising warm, talented and kind-hearted children. ❤️

I think Filipino’s loves you twoooo!!! I’m proud filipina here love you both!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I've seen kids on the street doing back flip cause that is how they play. Maybe because in the Philippines there's no much pressure compared to other countries, that's why people here they do the things they want and Filipinos mostly copy what they see.

It is normal to filipino singing in the classroom, singing walking, singing while eating and it keeps continue 🤣 we love singing 🥰 it’s our Theraphy👊🏼

I really can feel the sincerity of these two. They really mean what they’re saying and they dont just do this reaction thing for money. Hats off to you both. God bless you for appreciating the talents of my filipino people. More power 🙏

Almost cried when Efra started to shed tears. ❤️❤️ Proud filipino. Mabuhay!!

The boy singing one day inside the jeepney, is a street child after he sings he ask for alms..

@kuyajomztv2695

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe we can use a different term like "Street Child" instead of your term. Just saying ✌️✌️

@mariaodrap732

3 жыл бұрын

@@kuyajomztv2695 thank you, oo nga mas appropriate. Thanks for the correction. 😘

@renegerella981

3 жыл бұрын

See when he gave up his seat for the paying passengers?...💙💙💙

Also try to watch and react to Fritzie Magpoc sing Pround Mary she's sounded like Jaya bcz of her deep and powerful voice❤️

Oooooooh.....am crying as well...Thank you for understanding the Filipino traits..so touching...you understand us well...especially on how we support each other..artists or not...

I am a teacher here in the Philippines... Sometimes before I start my class I would ask first someone to render us all a song... If you will just come to visit my class you wouldn't want to go out anymore or perhaps end your class☺️❤️🙏 I support all students who have good voice quality and push them to be part of any program in school that needs someone to give a song number.... I love supporting these kind of people❤️ if just have enough I should have let these students have everything they need... 🙏

I feel like I have a singing career in highschool during breaks we had mini concerts even do my voice is not that good. All I need is confident and ability to have fun.

@cdt.arcegerimie8945

3 жыл бұрын

LIESSS PINSAN KO SINASABING PANGIT DAW BOSES NIYA PERO PAG KUMANTA AY NAKU EWAN KO SENYO😆😆

@user___01

3 жыл бұрын

@@cdt.arcegerimie8945 I hope that's my case hahahaha...

Hi, I was touched by Efra's touching reaction. Thank you, you're so kind. Generally and it has been a norm of Filipinos to be supportive to our fellow Filipinos. Our teachers too by here, if they see their students has talent whatever talent it is. The teacher usually will give the support no matter what. You're right Efra the support of the teacher is amazing and generally that's normal in our country. The boy who sang the power of love, was even in our news it went viral.the boy didn't know he was being filmed. There was this one comment to one of the reactors which made me kind a laugh, I guess it's true he said"Babies in the Philippines when they are born, they don't cry, they sing" 😁😁😁 Thank you for your kind reactions. Those are all raw videos who went viral here in our country. Thank you to the both of you🙏❤️

@jaysasapina6228

3 жыл бұрын

Bakit ganyan si efra kasi sa homeland nila which is Venezuela , sobrang magulo nadun at crisis ... Walang support system sa bansa nila even sa president nila

Awww Efra you made me cry you noticed it not a lot of reaction videos noticed it that’s why I cried and you and ur sister touched my heart you both changed the future of reactions to videos you make an honest reaction and opinion and shares ur own learning experience to us I never like reactions before but you and Waleska change my heart so THANK YOU SO MUCH 💕💕💕💕

You are 100% right about that, i have 4 boys, they were playing as a band, i build a studio for them, i bought instruments ang recording equipment for them. Merely listening/watching them playing together is priceless. Now they made there own songs and i'm very proud of what the've accomplished. and thank God for that

when we do not have class like the teacher did not show up we usually have a “jamming” there is always one that brings a guitar and we will jam until a teacher show up heheh

@whothispls

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha this is so, so true!

@jamanejimenez5249

3 жыл бұрын

True

@renaseternity9632

3 жыл бұрын

YAhhh true

@keeja760

3 жыл бұрын

Ganyan kami. HAHAHAHA. Minsan pa nga magrereklamo yun kabilang class dahil maingay. Tapos nung elementary, principal na yung pumunta samin dahil umaabot daw ng principal's office yung pagkanta namin.

Yeah, i'm with you Efra and Wale. You've got the genuine emotional reaction. Culturally, Latinos and Filipinos have strong family ties. That is why our support system is very strong. Although there are people who have crab mentality, but We are generally generous, accommodating and understanding. For instance, everytime our boxing hero, Senator Manny Pacquiao, have a fight, everybody's attention is focused on their tv sets. While local government units organized and install big tv screen to accommodate the less fortunate constituents. Infact, Police reports, show zero crime rate in the whole country during the fight. That's amazing, but it's true. For the next podcast, try to react Talented, random Filipinos singing in Malls.😎

New subscriber here, I really love your tandem so relax, honest and pure... thanks for the enjoyment you gave , really help me.. thank you for the compliments to us Filipinos.. Waleska and Efra, love and respect..

I adore how you guys are so honest with your feelings! You guys are awesome! Filipino fan here!

Fun fact: it's difficult to live in the Philippines for the locals, so sometimes they sing their frustrations out, and make something happy. They make joy out of a sad situation, so they all seem like happy people. Singing helps filipinos to cope and any other hobbies.

The Voice Kids Philippines nailing English Songs,,, hope you react to them they are good also

Yesss that is a true filipino,no matter what we are ready to support you all the time..just like the both of you..were here lovingly supporting you♥️

Part 2 please😊 Still waiting....☺ Thank you so much for this reaction. I became emotional as well. Efra literally cried😯.

Please react to Moira Dela Torre and her husband Jason Marvin's cover of Ed Sheeran's Perfect

@qwyxiiiqwyxiii6071

3 жыл бұрын

YEEEEES! 😍

@haikusonnett5702

3 жыл бұрын

Yaaas! 🤗🙏❤️

When someone told the teacher that one of her/his student is good at singing, be ready for a free concert😂

@larzyyparsley2653

3 жыл бұрын

Satruuu. Kada magsimula ang class may kakanta or sasayaw sa gitna. 😂

I HAVE BEEN WANTING BOTH OF YOU TO REALLY SEE THAT COMPILATION. EVERYTHING IS JUST IN RIGHT TIME!

Owww so touching, you're getting emotional man. So much love for us Filipinos! 🤗

Normal nalang sa Pilipinas magaling kumanta like wala kang makikita sa isang Pamilya na di marunong kumanta❤️

@bobithistorillo3717

3 жыл бұрын

Yes my eldest sister she sing in choir my youngest brother he has natural melodic voice we siblings in middle dont know how to sing were out of tune.

Just wanna share some realtalk guys and not trying to be negative. The support system of Pinoys are impeccable, but there's also toxic side of "some" Pinoys. Having a mindset of "crab mentality". Don't get me wrong and i'm not generalizing all Pinoys but sometimes usually abroad, the ones that will put you down are not foreigners but your own Pinoy kababayan (countrymen). I hope this toxic trait of "some" Pinoys will perished anytime soon. 🙏🏻 But I guess, they are few. More Pinoys are more into Bayanihan pa rin, like they will help you no matter what race you are in. ♥️🇵🇭

@joandavies1885

3 жыл бұрын

Toxic and crab mentality is a human treat. No matter what race/nationality you got no excuses.

@feifei6969

3 жыл бұрын

Toxic and crab mentality is universal, and it is more evident in other countries, If you only knew.

@jayrcardozo

3 жыл бұрын

yeah i know that's why there's always "some" on my statement coz i don't wanna generalize. "Some" Pinoys or "some" people rather. ✌️😁

@joandavies1885

3 жыл бұрын

@@feifei6969 yes I know that. Been living here in Kenya for 10 years. And I'm so aware of that.

@joandavies1885

3 жыл бұрын

@@jayrcardozo human nature at its finest 😅

Uuuuuugggghhhh, Efra u made me cry too. And Waleska is right, we’re very supportive of our artists/singers❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I just love watching u both , ur both sweet

The Best part starts at 7:18 This i think why they are my favorite Reactors. So genuine. Soooo genuine. The guy almost cried dude..ddeymm!

React next to Jessica Villarubin sing "I SURRENDER" (originally Celine dion song) on THE CLASH thank you ❤️

EARLYYYYY WASSUPP

I am a fan of you Waleska and Efra for showcasing a lot of Filipino singers on your channel ❤️

Just got watched some of your videos about Filipinos and I love how the both of you react to their singing and yeah many Filipinos have a great voice and we just use it for fun 😊

You actually already reacted to Justin Vasquez, he sang mad with Michael Pangalinan.

Pls try to react The Voices kids phillippines NAILING ENGLISH SONG..PLS PLS PLS

@oooppps...3526

3 жыл бұрын

one to be WATCH...please

your truly a man sir Efra, why because you dont hide your tears you show it publicly that is what we called tears of joy sir, much love from philippines

This is what I've been waiting for,some random filipino singers which have incredible talent. Keep it going 😊😊😊

i remember when we were i field trip in a bus to while away the time anyone who wants to sing was allowed to sing hahhah its so fun it was acapella

That kid sing is actually in the JEEPNEY, not in a bus..

My best reactors are here!Love you guys.Thanks for reacting to our talented kids.Watching from Canada 🇨🇦.

You have my support guys. You really have a heart for music. Thank you for appreciating musicians, not just us Filipinos but those who loves to create music whatever genre it is. ❤️

90% can sing and 10% not really, but ist okay

Justin Vasquez has a KZread channel.. I think you already reacted to his cover of Mad with Micheal Pangilinan.. Thanks for your reactions..

Thank you so much for all of your precious words for the Philippines❤️ makes me feel so much proud about being a filipino❤️❤️ Love you guys❤️🙏🙏❤️

I love how the way you describe filipino singer though not professional you critized or comment them positively.. you are an inspiring human being on earth.. keep it up🥰🥰🥰

The kids in the jeepney(his own wish bus). I guest he is homeless begging to other passenger for money to buy food and in return he sing for them.

Please react to "Blackpink being hilarious while promoting the album"

Awww your heart are pure guys thank you for appreciating raw talents from common people. God bless to your channel.

the sincerest reactors in youtube. love you efra and waleska! 💕